On February 6, 2011, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers to capture their fourth Super Bowl title. With quarterback Aaron Rodgers leading the way for the Packers, the team became one of seven all-time to win the Lombardi Trophy while playing all of their playoff games on the road. But, what if things had worked out differently from Green Bay?

In this episode, Augarius will explore how NFL history would have been altered if the Packers were unable to close the deal during Super Bowl XLV. He will break down how the Steelers recent playoff struggles would've changed, how New England would've missed their chance to make NFL history, and so much more.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on the upcoming Stanley Cup Final matchup between the Panthers and Oilers. He will explain why he's looking forward to a 7-game series similar to the one that both teams produced last season. Next, Augarius will recap game 5 of the Pacers-Knicks series as well as the Thunder punching their first NBA Finals ticket since the 2012 season. 

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will break down the viral video involving Stefon Diggs and how it will likely impact his first season with the Patriots.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will sound off on Anthony Edwards' latest playoff performance as the Minnesota Timberwolves now find themselves staring down a 3-1 series deficit. He will explain why, until further notice, he doesn't want to hear anyone talk about Edwards being the face of the league. Next, Augarius will break down comments made by Terry Bradshaw as the Steelers continue their pursuit of Aaron Rodgers. He will also react to comments made by Ja'Marr Chase, recap game 4 of the NYK-IND series, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will unpack the reasons why so many tennis fans no longer support Naomi Osaka after her recent string of losing which continued during the first round of the French Open against Paula Badosa.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on the latest from the NBA Playoffs. With the Knicks and Timberwolves winning their respective game 3's, he will explain why it's important for both teams find different ways to continue to claw back into their conference finals matchups. Next, Augarius will discuss Novak Djokovic's victory in Geneva as the 24-time Grand Slam winner became the third player in history to win 100 singles titles. He will also recap Rafael Nadal's ceremony at the French Open, early favorites to win Roland Garros, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will sound off on the possibility that NFL players will likely outshine USA Flag Football players during the 2028 Olympics.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will start by giving his thoughts on the passing of Colts owner Jim Irsay. He will underscore the importance of not judging Irsay's life simply based upon his faults, but instead on the good things he was able to do for the community and the league. Next, Augarius will recap the latest games from the NBA Playoffs. He will explain how New York let game 1 of the ECF slip through their fingers as well as how Minnesota can get back into their series against the Thunder. Augarius will also give his thoughts on the "Tush Push" being upheld, the latest change to the College Football Playoff, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will discuss the playoff seeding proposal submitted by the Detroit Lions failing to get support from the NFL owners.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on the Oklahoma City Thunder's commanding victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves during game 1 of the Western Conference Final. He will explain why last night's game only added to SGA's MVP chances as well as what Minnesota has to do to climb back into the series. Augarius will also preview game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final as the Knicks and Pacers face off for a chance to advance to the NBA Finals.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on Brock Purdy's 5-year, $265 million contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers. He will explain that while he wouldn't have given Purdy that amount of money, he understands that current quarterback contracts throughout the league allowed for Purdy to receive his massive payday. Next, Augarius will recap Scottie Scheffler's dominant win at the PGA Championship over the weekend as the world's top-ranked golfer captured his third major title. Augarius will also break down game 7 of the Nuggets-Thunder series, both finals at the Italian Open, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will give his thoughts on the latest run-in between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on the release of the 2025-26 NFL schedule. He will explain why he thinks some factors from 2024 are overvaluing the schedule as well as why some teams are being unfairly rewarded with prime-time games. Next, he will recap the past few days of NBA postseason action as the Celtics force game 6 against the Knicks and the Nuggets force a game 7 against the Thunder. Augarius will also give early thoughts on the PGA Championship, the next potential face of the NBA, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will give his thoughts on the future of the Golden State Warriors after another disappointing postseason showing after their reign of winning multiple NBA titles.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on Jayson Tatum's season-ending Achilles injury and how it will likely affect the Boston Celtics moving forward. He will also discuss the Knicks epic game 4 victory over the Celtics as they find themselves one win away from the Eastern Conference Finals. Next, Augarius will break down the Pacers-Cavs series as Indiana moves on the next round following a disappointing showing from the best team in the East. He will also discuss Rod Manfred's decision to reinstate Pete Rose, the Mavs winning the NBA Draft lottery, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will give his thoughts on Bill Belichick's interview with ESPN as he addressed reports surrounding his relationship with Jordan Hudson.

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On today's edition of Sports Court, Augarius will give his thoughts on the current state of the NBA Playoffs. With the Cavs and Celtics facing massive deficits, he will break down what both teams can do to come back to life and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Next, he will react to Derek Carr's sudden retirement and the likely ramifications that the Saints will have to face before the start of the 2025 season. Augarius will also give his thoughts on the Western Conference Semifinal matchups, his big problem with the NFL schedule release, and so much more.

In today's Final Verdict, Augarius will break down a lawsuit filed by an NFL fan against the league that alleges that the fan suffered "emotional distress" from Shedeur Sanders draft slide. 

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